Piracy Is Morally Correct

P.S.A.: it's always morally correct to pirate media and block advertisements because even if you obey, they still act like assholes to you by taking away your freedoms, abusing and not securing your personal information, restricting you from using better third party clients, forcing you to be always connected, still giving you ads even if you pay, not letting you own anything, legally scaring developers with C&D's, preventing you from sharing, using dark patterns to make you spend more money or time, suspending your account for bullshit reasons, suddenly paywalling basic features, limiting how many devices you can use, randomly deleting your stuff, raising prices after killing the competition and the list goes on and on... Do piracy, kids! Arrgghhh! It doesn't matter if I don't look like a real pirate. Stand up for yourself and own your digital property! Unless your target is a small indie, piracy does no real damage, it only gives you better stuff and more control. Support only those you deserve is art. Copying and pasting is easy and free, so don't profit from it, be generous! Turn on those torrent seedboxes! Log into Soulseek! Giancarlo Certified Piracy Message™ version 1.1, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 International, www.gianmarco.gg

Текстовый сатирический мем с нарисованным мультяшным пиратом, который призывает пиратить медиа и блокировать рекламу. Шутка высмеивает ограничения цифровых платформ, навязчивую рекламу, сбор данных и контроль над купленным контентом, предлагая пиратство как форму сопротивления; исключение сделано для поддержки маленьких инди-разработчиков. EN: A satirical text meme featuring a cartoon pirate who encourages people to pirate media and block advertisements. The joke mocks digital-platform restrictions, intrusive ads, data collection, and control over purchased content, presenting piracy as a form of resistance while making an exception for supporting small indie creators.

• @gentoomemes / 12357 2024-07-18